Board condemns two Thatcher Street buildings
The Milton Board of Health voted unanimously to condemn two buildings at 9 Thatcher Street and approved a series of opioid abatement grants.
The Milton Board of Health voted unanimously to condemn two buildings at 9 Thatcher Street and approved a series of opioid abatement grants.
MILTON -- June 3, 2026, Milton Board of Health ratifies Craig Street condemnation and raises septic fee to $1,200. The board, meeting June 3 with only two of three members present, voted unanimously to
Milton Board of Health ratifies condemnation of Craig Street property. Chair Laura Richards and Member Deborah Milbauer voted unanimously on June 1 to ratify an emergency condemnation of 4 Craig Street, which had been issued May 19 after the property was determined unfit for human habitation. The
Milton Board of Health ratified an emergency condemnation at 4 Craig Street and voted to condemn a second derelict property at 107-111 Highland Street at its June 1 meeting.
Milton Board of Health unanimously approves transfer of animal shelter property. The Board voted 3-0 to transfer control of the 30-acre Animal Shelter site, which houses the town landfill and sheltering operations, from Board of Health jurisdiction to the Select Board. Chair Laura T. Richards,
Board of Health reappoints staff, delays 30-acre solar site decision. The board unanimously reappointed eight members of health department and regional staff including Health Director Caroline A. Kinsella, Assistant Health Director Karolyn Ho, and Community Health Social Worker Anne Grossman for
Milton's Board of Health voted unanimously to conditionally recommend transferring a 30-acre town parcel to the Select Board for a solar photovoltaic project, with final support contingent on answers to outstanding environmental and technical questions.
Milton Board of Health votes 2-1 to appoint volunteer medical advisor, tables sanitary fine vote. The board formally appointed Roxanne Musto as its medical advisor on a 2-1 vote, with Chair Laura Richards, Esq. and Secretary Mary F.
Milton Board of Health votes tobacco-license suspensions after compliance failures. The board suspended licenses for 14 days at Milton Shell (11 Bryant Avenue) and Milton Fuel (352 Granite Avenue) and assessed $1,000 fines each after both failed compliance checks for underage tobacco sales. Jason
Milton Board of Health fines two gas stations $1,000 each and suspends tobacco licenses for 14 days.
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